Hopefully it broke above the surface! As has been suggested a reverse drill might tease it out and at least the inlet is more accessible as has been stated.

Good luck!

Neil.

Irwin bolt extractors are amazing for grabbing studs which are slightly exposed. They also work on bolt heads which are badly rusted or rounded. Check out the common sizes in Irwin 394001 and the uncommon sizes in Irwin 394002.

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23-29 ft lbs.

First thing. Have you tried a battery booster attached to the battery to see if the engine turns over faster? If it does you could have a bad earth/ground cable. There are several around the engine bay so have a good look around and check none are disconnected or broken. Check for corrosion on the m...

the reason my hose blew was I had a manifold leak and she got hot. Pull the oil dipstick. Does it show overfilled? If so: Drain the oil and watch for water in the bottom of the crank case. Water is heavier then oil it will sink to the bottom and come out first when you pull the plug. Pull the Spark...

I hope Rick is not right. I did not want to suggest this as that is a major failure. Let's hope not!

Neil.

Take plugs out and turn over by hand. It should turn easily. Then do compression test to make sure pistons cylinders are still good

loveMy850 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2021, 18:21 Where is it's location? I'm having the same issues

The other posts are 10 years old. I would not expect a reply to your question. Try creating a new topic in the best forum.
volvolugnut

yep. that would be your negative terminal on the solenoid connecting it to the ground on the starter.